That fee would indicate Bayern see Hudson-Odoi as a player who can contribute right away and Robben&comma; who will be departing the German club at the end of the season&comma; thinks that when an opportunity to comes along&comma; it behooves a player of the youngster’s talent to take it&period;

“He is one of the best &lpar;young players&rpar; in Europe&comma;” Robben told beIN Sports&period; “You are better off getting your chance and if you get that chance then you have to take it&period;

“For young players&comma; it’s always the same&period; First&comma; you have to take the big step to achieve it&period; Become a professional football player at the highest level&comma; get into the first team&comma; get your place&period;

“Then&comma; second&comma; which can be more important&comma; what’s sometimes missing is that you have to stay there&period; Staying there is often more difficult than actually becoming a footballer in the first place&period;

“You have to to prove it&comma; game after game&comma; season after season and don’t be happy&period;

"Don’t just be happy when you achieve something little or small&period;”

Chelsea have been fighting hard to keep hold of Hudson-Odoi&comma; with manager Maurizio Sarri saying he thinks it would be best for the teen to remain at Chelsea&period;